The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-10-07
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approved tie WATERFOWL National
bank OF Dakota as a reserve agent.
Boston Journal: The marriage Of
Mr.. Winthrop E. scarritt OF Water
town, and Miss Lerria Tarbeff
daughter OF Supt. TarbelI, ofthe Prov.
public schools, was solemnized
in Providence. Mr.. and Mrs. Scarritt
will reside in Waterfowl.
Dakota: Pensions granted: Widow
of T. S. Free, Sioux Falls. Original:
W. Cook, Westport; L. G. Sulier, Will
Lake. Montana E. C. Bruce,
City; A. Battles, Billings.
At Grand Forks, George Cruikshank's
child was killed by the falling OF a
threshlng engines stack.
At a special election held at DEVILS
Lake it was voted to incorporate as
city under general laws.
Gov. and Mrs. Church spent some
time at Big Stone City on their way
to Fargo and Mitchell.
At Bismarck, Lauren Dunlap, x
commissioner OF immigration, was
granted a divorce from his wife on the
ground OF cruelty and desertion. MI.
Dunlap is COW on the Chicago Inter
Ocean. Mrs. Lunlap is supposed to
be in Huron.
Secretary Muldrow has approved
the cancellation Of Charles Good.
enough's entry Of the southeastauar-
ter of section s, township Ill, range
SO, Huron land district. Hehas mod
flied thu decision of the commissioner
so as to allow o. Thomas, whose en-
try Of the southwest quarter OF sec.
ton 80, township 1873, range 65, Wa
tertown district, held decentralization,
to file supplementary proofs. The
secretary has reinstated II. X. Olesen's
entry of the southeast quarter of Sec
ton II, township 123, range II,
Aberdeen district.
The largest outfit OF railroad grad
ers that ever entered Dakota Terri
tori in one body arrived at Sioux
recently from Hastings, Neb., by
train. They began work on
the Illinois Central depot grounds.
W. H. Maees OF Brookings died at
Aberdeen from hemorrhage OF the
bowels at the residence OF J. G. Cell
and. The deceased was a prominent
of Brookings. He was largely
interested in blooded stock, and was
proprietor OF the Brookings roll
er mills.
Hot Springs tDak.) Special: Mrs.
Emma J. Reid, q seattle queen" from
New York, well known in Omaha, got
what the cowboys call a high
lonesome" about the LIST OF September,
and caused the arrest Of a young coll
ored man whom she charged with an
assault with a deadly weapon With in
tent to commit the crime of rape.
After a prolonged examination OF FIVE
and two nights the defendant
discharged. The latter at once
commenced an action against the al
legged cattle queen for the sum of $780,
600 damages for defamation OF char
and false Imprisonment.
Oscar G. VOORHEES,, after many de-
lays, was taken before Judge Wilkin
at St. Paul, and sentenced to impris-
onment at Saltwater for a term OF
two years and ten months. VOORHEES,
came to St. Paul in February last,
and representing himself as R. g.
VOORHEES,, a property owner OF Huron,
mortgaged certain lands belong
ing to r.. G. VOORHEES, to Graves Il
receiving therefor $1,000. K.
G. Voorhies is a brother OF Oscar.
The fraud was not detected until ear
in April, and the criminal was ar
at Huron, where he was practi.
cing law.
The second year Of the jamestown
opened with ~hattering pros
poets. Fifty students are in attend
ance and one hundred win be at the
opening OF the next winter term. A
new brick building, three additional
instructors, and five times the NUM-
Der Of students are advantages pos
sessed oyer last year.
The North Dakota elevator at
Wheatland, owned by the North Da-
sota Elevator company, was burned.
The building held $4,000 bushels
ind was full Of wheat.
The South Dakota Fair at Mitchell
vas well attended and very successful
every respect.
Della Houck, an innocent-looking
fifteen years Of age, left Jersey
lty to Join friends at Ludden.
While on the Grand Trunk train be-
Windsor and Chicago she met
John Shannon, the train news dealer,
Who .sWas very friendly" and who
completely won ever the unsophisti
by his boIdness. On arriving
he was assaulted and robbed Of all
Ter money.
Al wonderful flow OF water was